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Surely there will eventually be class action lawsuits for failing in their duty of care to viewers?
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In the past 2 weeks I've reported about 25 ads on YouTube that were similar scams using Australian business people/politicians (Anthony Albanese, Dick Smith, James Packer, and others).

I can understand a scam or two slipping through, but it seems YouTube has absolutely no screening of their ads.
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Who’s got 3 legs and is living his best life?
A 3 legged cat lies sleeping on his back inside a play tunnel on carpeted floor
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Hola, #PortfolioDay. I'm Miguel, a designer and digital illustrator with a previous background in architectural renderings.

I've mostly dedicated myself to book covers and personal commissions, but I'm also open to any kind of project, including RPGs.

I do have a penchant for the weird, tho ;)
Valentine card showing two adorkable green goblins holding feet (instead of hands) encircled by a giant heart, with the text "Let's Be Weird Together" above and below them. Design by Miguel Romero (absurdbydesign.com) Cover Design mockup for Susan Demeter's book 'Cosmic Witch', designed by Miguel Romero (absurdbydesign.com) Digital black and white illustration of a little Yorkshire Terrier dog, drawn by Miguel Romero (absurdbydesign.com) Poster design for the local exhibit 'Mysterious Manitoba', parodying the style of Weekly World News. Designed by Miguel Romero (absurdbydesign.com)
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RIP to Drew Struzen, the greatest to ever do it. 🙌
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The Tuesday news briefs are LIVE at the Daily Grail!

Magic mushrooms are even weirder than we thought, the hunt for the world's oldest story, calls for the UK government to pardon women executed for witchcraft, and much more:

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"We paved paradise, and put up a data center."

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Not sure if you want to know about this or not @johnreppion.bsky.social ...? 😂
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Note that while there is no publicly available audio or full transcripts from these lectures, Thiel also recently published an essay where he writes about Watchmen and the other books and the idea of the antichrist. If you want to punish your brain for some reason...

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Peter Thiel citing Alan Moore's Watchmen in his Antichrist lecture series feels like sacrilege.
Screenshot from Guardian article on Peter Thiel's Antichrist lecture series, that reads: "In his second lecture, Thiel also explores the idea of the antichrist through four works of literature – Francis Bacon’s New Atlantis, Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, Alan Moore’s Watchmen graphic novel and Eiichiro Oda’s manga series One Piece. Thiel states that identifying the antichrist is possibly “hard to do in the present and always sort of controversial”, but that “you at least identify the antichrist in literature”.

He describes the plot of Watchmen, a 1986 graphic novel involving superheroes grappling with moral questions about humanity against the backdrop of impending nuclear war:

Direct quote from Thiel's lecture follows: "The antihero Ozymandias, the antichrist-type figure, is sort of an early-modern person. He believes this will be a timeless and eternal solution – eternal world peace. Moore is sort of a late-modern. In early modernity, you have ideal solutions, ‘perfect’ solutions to calculus. In late modernity, things are sort of probabilistic. And at some point, he asks Dr Manhattan whether the world government is going to last. And he says that ‘nothing lasts forever.’ So you embrace the antichrist and it still doesn’t work."
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I think we could all “triumph over our critics” if we sucked at the fetid financial teats of Peter Thiel, Marc Andreessen and Larry Ellison. 🤷🏼‍♂️
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Ratio me. Please. It's a badge of honor. If you don't like a link, go follow some chicken-heart who needs the approval of the thought-police. Caitlin Flanagan of @theatlantic.com is a tremendous writer and this piece is an excellent read. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv...
Don’t Bet Against Bari Weiss
The new editor in chief of CBS News triumphs over her critics.
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I already assumed that James Gunn's version of Lex Luthor was inspired by Thiel, given the 'Dark Enlightenment'-themed storyline of wanting to go create his own country.
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Peter Thiel is the Lex Luthor of our universe.